Ceilings, car parks, façade panels and lighting work updates.
Ceiling repair works
Between late July and end of December, replacement and repairs of suspended ceiling will take place in stages across select spaces/rooms in the Biological Sciences and Humanities buildings and Registry annex.
Detailed timings and locations will follow once finalised.
If you work or study in these buildings, please follow directions on signs and stay out of work zones.
Car park 1 restrictions during Open Day
On Friday 25 July, the upper level of car park 1 will be closed for parking to allow for school buses to park, and school students to safely alight. Note that Business Blue bays and motorcycle parking with be reallocated to the middle level for the day.
Please take extra care, follow the directions from parking attendants and observe the speed limit of 20km/hour.
The lower level of the car park will not be affected.
Tonsley façade panels
From Monday 21 to Friday 25 July, work to replace the Aluminium Composite Panels (ACP) on the Tonsley building façade continues on the southern side of the building (beneath the canopy). Works begin today around the building’s northern entry/exit and continues daily from 6am to 9am until Friday. The elevated work platform and scaffold will continue to be used, so please follow directions on signage and don’t cross into the work zone. Pedestrian diversions are in place, with access to the Flinders building maintained. The project is due for completion by 31 July 2025.
Reminder Tonsley car park 2 temporary closure
Tonsley car park (P2) will be closed on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 July for works. Please use public transport if you need to work or study at Tonsley this weekend.
Refer to the parking map for locations and contact Security with any access issues on 8201 2880.
Brighter lighting improves safety
Lighting upgrades around the Bedford Park campus are now complete. Old and inefficient lighting has been replaced on paths and walkways around Lake Road and the Health Sciences, Student Centre, Biological Sciences and Sir Eric Neal buildings. The bright, new LED lights make the campus safer – especially during the darker winter months – and are more energy efficient to boot!
